ElectroMechanical Engineer Lead

Basic Qualifications

• DoD Secret level clearance or ability to obtain one.
• Proficient in CREO.
• Experience in Windchill.
• CCA/PWB design and collaboration with board layout designers (ECAD).
• Harness/Cable design experience.
• Must be a U.S. citizen.

You will be the Electro Mechanical Engineer Lead for the Integrated Fires Protection Capability 2 Interceptor (IFPC
2) program. Our team designs, builds, and tests next generation interceptors for the Integrated Air and Missile Defense (IAMD) portfolio, delivering critical capabilities to protect our nation and allies.

• Generate system interconnect diagrams in Zuken and create model‑based harness designs.
• Produce detailed mechanical layouts, drawings, and Bills of Materials that specify materials, components, and manufacturing processes.
• Support procurement by obtaining quotes, coordinating with the model shop and outside vendors, and overseeing build and assembly of new electronics modules.
• Define acceptance test criteria, perform verification testing, and document results to confirm compliance with performance, size, weight, power, and environmental requirements.
• Provide technical support during design reviews, engineering data releases, assembly, inspection, and test activities.
• Collaborate with structural, thermal, configuration management, electrical, mechanical, subcontract, planning, and quality partners to resolve issues and drive seamless integration.
• Travel to supplier sites or program locations as needed to support critical milestones, interface reviews, and field verification.

• Zuken experience.
• Experience with integration of hardware.
• Experience with verification testing.

Part‑time remote telework is available, allowing the employee to work partly from home and partly at a Lockheed Martin facility. The specific weekly schedule will be discussed during the hiring process. Lockheed Martin’s comprehensive benefits package invested in your future and security.

This position is in Dallas, Texas.